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During the nine months of 2026, 63,500 foreign and stateless citizens were forcibly deported from Russia, which is one and a half times more than the corresponding period last year. Director of the Federal Court Service (FSSP) Dmitry Aristov reported this to TASS. As Kommersant writes, the increase in the figure is related to the law adopted in July, which expanded the list of deportation offenses from 22 to 45 articles, including minor hooliganism with disobedience to the police, participation in uncoordinated actions and forced strikes.

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During the nine months of 2026, 63,500 foreign and stateless citizens were forcibly deported from Russia, which is one and a half times more than the corresponding period last year. Director of the Federal Court Service (FSSP) Dmitry Aristov reported this to TASS. As Kommersant writes, the increase in the figure is related to the law adopted in July, which expanded the list of deportation offenses from 22 to 45 articles, including minor hooliganism with disobedience to the police, participation in uncoordinated actions and forced strikes.

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